Best Scene Ever In A Film

[gollob]

My favourite would be the crop spraying scene in "North by Northwest"

[Peter Pedant]

progz?

first appearance of the Daleks Dr Who 1964
a generation of people watched television from behind a sofa apparently

[Tilly2]

The railway station scene in The Untouchables. Nail biting!

[kvalidir]

Love this Al Pacino Scent of a Woman end speech.

[Baldric]

Well someone had to . . . . . .

[Cloverjo]

I love the end of An Officer and a Gentleman, when Richard Gere goes into the factory where Debra Winger works and carries her away. Gets me blubbing every time.

[Peter Pedant]

that aint Jam because jello dont wobble like that !

the wa-wa-wa scene of Marilyn walking down the platform

[Buenchico]

The scene in Jacque Tati's 'Trafic' where the windscreen wipers of cars take on the personalities of their drivers. Pure comedy genius!

[Souldarkness]

The Paso doble with the family in strictly ballroom
Bet that wasn't what you expected

[Buenchico]

. . . or possibly . . . ;-)

[Jackdaw33]

"Final scene in "Some Like It Hot". "Nobody's perfect".

[rowanwitch]

Wonderful memory the first night I spent with Dave we danced to this after dinner...

[Barmaid]

Two that get me every time are
1) the Railway Children when the smoke clears on the platform and Roberta cries "my Daddy, oh my daddy".
2) the Defence closing speech in a Time to Kill.

[anneasquith]

Final scene in Billy Elliot .

[rowanwitch]

For those who weren't there this is the scene that cracked Dave up and led to the coffee tin prank

[zebo]

Richard Prior and Gene Wilder driving through New York, Wilder was deaf and Prior blind, Prior was driving.

[tonyav]

Many scenes, however.

[DTCwordfan]

going home in Gladiator and what music...

[tonyav]

[sandyRoe]

God bless America from The Deer hunter is a powerful scene.

[tonyav]